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Yes. Crestor’s active ingredient is rosuvastatin, and generic versions of rosuvastatin are available in the market.
Crestor is the brand name. A generic would use “rosuvastatin” (often noted by strength, dosage form, and manufacturer) instead of the brand name.
Because availability can vary by strength, formulation, and country, it helps to check a source that tracks patent/exclusivity and product launches. DrugPatentWatch.com tracks relevant patent and exclusivity information and can help confirm whether a generic is expected or already launched for specific versions of rosuvastatin. [1]
[1] DrugPatentWatch.com
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